Friday, July 1, 2011
Eclectic Echoes--Vacation Version
My resolution for the month of July is to revive my blog. Hopefully in the weeks to come, I will be able to invite you to help me shape sermon series as well as reflect on our culture and lives. In the meantime, for the first time in months, I thought I'd share some of the articles I have found thought provoking.
THOUGHTS ON FAITH AND LIFE
Brueggemann points to a food fight in Scripture
Actually That's Not In the Bible
Life on the Border
I Hate Gardening But God Doesn't
Why I Hope to Die Empty
Kingdom Holiness and Sin
Philanthropy and Psuedo-Action
REFLECTIONS ON ALABAMA'S IMMIGRATION LAW I won't even pretend to be unbiased on this issue. While I can understand the political reasons to support this law, I can't find a Christian reason to support it. So here are some of the articles that resonate with me.
Open Letter to Governor Bentley
An Open Letter
Roger Olsen on the Scapegoating Behind Anti-Immigration Laws
As Tuscaloosa Rebuilds, Exodus of Immigrants Makes Job Harder
A Sermon for Egyptians
The Second Cooler
Immigration Law Nothing to Celebrate
And this beautiful story of how one man's life was changed when he entered into relationship with the people: Republican Mayor in the South Becomes Unlikely Advocate for Immigrants
This one is not specifically about this law but in memory of Kathryn Tucker Windham: A Heartfelt Message for the Academy
REFLECTIONS ON CHURCH
Confessions of a Wannabe Emerging Leader
The Truth About the Church]
Brian McLaren's Open Letter to Worship Songwriters
Entertainment and Hospitality--Can These Values Co-exist?
iPad Preachers
Restructure: Losing Ourselves to Find Ourselves
The Church is Dead
Leading for the Long Haul
The Unforgiving
Rethink Annual Conference
FROM NORTH ALABAMA
Christian Century on The Bishop's Dashboard
Church Copes with Storms, Racial Allegations
Human Trafficking Blacklist
Our Finest Hour
OTHER INTERESTING STUFF
Being Elmo
JUST FOR FUN
I'm sure I've shared this before, but it's time to share it again!
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